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`;~,: ~, Fforti the LONDON. (;.€47,4.ETI'E, .)Contnissioss signed 1y lb.. Lod Lientenani !y of •.,MiddleseK To bc Deputy Lieoienaht, ---(;c6rAe D.,t.. ed August LI, Poienet, i.)3t ed ;, -above.. Georg,: Vincent, Dated as above. William Pope, Dated ;Is ..bove. Dairy tidgell, E Dated ittlnVe._ Attila! Esq.- Dated as above. F.ttWard jolt. Lac r , Dared - Dee. Ceorge Townsend, I'.rc. Dated as above. R/ al Wecintitister Rrgimtet To be Capunus - Robert tinaiktind, Lsq. Dated lune :4, 18:,7. 'l"noinits Powell, Esq. Dated One tg 7. - • To be tietitettantsi.-I.nsign eimples jabcz i'mderick Rails, Dated Sept. 23, 184,7. -'Ensigo.Edward Smith. -Dated Sept, 24, 1807. En Thurn. •Srnith. Dated Sept, 25, J. U,)rnun. Dated Sept. 26, 01c , .7. 1, En. win. Welts, IY,,ted Sept.. 2tl, 1)407. Ju n o Purkts, Gent. I ),,ted . to, 1147. John. Alexander Coplc), -Cent . . Dalai Nov. 7, 11307. - To be Ensign—Henry Sunni, Cent. Dated idly 27, IL7. 12t,ral East Middlesex /164. To be Captains—cliarles Langr.ord, Esq. Dated Sept. 23, 1807. Williatn Hitti bleamile, Usti. Dated December 22, 1807. 1 To be LitUtenarits--Llolut Dalton; Gent. Dated tidy r 7, 1807. lohn Thompson, Gent. Dated inly 18, 1807: Henry Fincliarn, t,ent. Dated Sept. 1807. lames 13.,.‘art1) Cent. Dated Sept. 24 484 G e nt,. Dated Dec. .1, 1807. Dtlg..id Cent. Dated .Dec. 22, 1807'; '! lliestern Regiment of 41allescx To-be Captains—Frait.:is Lay. listed SePtern ber 7, 1807. llugq Dive, .Esq. . Dated Deeentbei . 7, 1807. To be Lieutenants—Ensign li)lt,ilustin, Dated September .7, 1807. Ensign C. 611111th. Dated Septcuiba e, ISo7. LII,IOIOIIII Witeatley, Dated Sepi,:iiber 9, 18,7. En sign sir E. li."l'eriot t.. , Dated September to, 1807. To be Ensigns-;-..C. Milner, Gent. Dated September 7.1807. A. Veitcli, Gent, Dated Septeinoix 8, 1807. George Thomas Column, Gent. Dated October 24, I)iva/1i; Gent. Dated Decembef 7, i Bo7. Si, Ge,ige's nlanierts. Lieutenant Francis Darthii to be Captain, vice Vincent, re signed. Dated+ December 1, 1807. - Lieutenant William , j &mound Weston to be ditto, vice C rialitll6, resigned. Dat. ed as above Ensign Henry De Tray Torrens to be Lieute nant. Dated as above. Ensign Alexander-Johnston to be (into. Dated as above, 'To, be Ensigns—llugh Goldicutt,Gent. vice,Grobecker, pro moted. Dated May 30, 1847. William Stikeman, Gent. vice bacon, pr, , inoted. Dated August to,' IBc7. Henry Gent- vice Morritt, resigned. Dated August is, 1807. William Seymour, „Gent. vice Wilson, resigned. Dated as above. Thomas lientinck Riggs, Gent. Vice Hannan', resigned. Dated as above.' : To ba Surgeon—l woes Russell, Gent. vice Woolley,jesign- DatO Sept. ';a4, 1807. , Loyal llatatstead Volunicirs, Captain lames Wortitain to be Major, vice Holforci, resigned. .Dated lune 9, 1807. . I'o be t.... um apts—Lieutenant Bidmead, vice Collier, resigned. Dated Sept. it,, iBo7. Lieutenant James 1'0 , 41- ter, vice Watt s , resigned. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Ensign William Hearn, wire Johnson, resigned. Dated Sept. 16, 'lBO7. ,Ensign Charles Hum phreys, vice Eidniead, .promoted. ~Dated as above. En. sign ‘V ill lam Masters, vice Pointer, promoted. Dated as above. _ Va be E llSlgtiti—)ames Clarke, Gent. vire }learn, proniotecho Dated as above. Henry W like, jun. Gent. vice Huai• phreys, promoted. 1.) tied as above. Luial Brliont Robert Simpson, t.ent. to be Lieutenant. Patel'Aug. r 3, i&,7. George IYA limbic, Gent. •to be ditto, vice .oavi eon, resigned. I)ated,Sept.,3o, 1307. Cie/len-well Yohormer.t. . • • Innis, Metcalfe, (;lent. to be Adjutant, %Vitb.itrevet rank of Captain, vice Muriel!, resigned, vated Aug. 14, ifis7 r (24teen'1kral NI/wirers. Second Lieutenant Tboin4s Atwood to be First Lieutenant; vice Clinton. Diircd'AUg 27, thigh I:6V,ii-ds, Cent: to be N Secondi.icuteniiiit, vice Atwood. Dated as above. George luseph Crago, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Reynolds, re.,igned. ' 2d Dino.- 5e0i,1,41 Lienfenant Robert Gardner to be First m ew :mini, vice Danby, resigned, Dated Nov. 2, 1807. N.401:01;4:1 tO4C Second Lieutenant, Vice CArds,cr. Dated as 'above. Si. Pang-v.IJ I.4lknierr.r. Anthony Canlon, cent. 44 be Ensign. Dated 0 a..10.,1507. k e y, 2 l York. Mit" Polunteeri. Major Phi Hinton: to ba Lieutenant- Colonel, r vice. Vaissour, resioed • Dated t 807, Second %Major Thompson to be irst Major, vice Phillintore, Paled as above. WhiAlttman, .tci• be Lieutenant, vice Cob. promottd. Dated Sept. 19; 18°7, St. GileAt and Si. Ge.5ige,,,.. Polunteers. Lieutenant 'Flionts,Pithatit to be Captaitt,,vice C. Combe r tesiglied, Dated Oa. 43, tSO7; Benjamin ,Mattain, Gent. to be Lieutenant,' vice Tatltini, Dated as above. NewNion Poluwern. To be Captains—Ensign William . L o ve ; vice Burton, re. signed. I)ated 0et.424i A brain= De S) . Iva, LiAl. vice Ogle, resigned. Oated as above; To be Lietrenailts-Hohn Lloyd, Gent, , vice !lull, rlet.;tiaietl. Dated as above. - Godfrey Jackson, GNlt. vice Sanntbid, resigned. - Dated 0ct..21, 1407. John Dean, 6cl - it. vice Hutton, resigned'. ' a'S above. To be Liotg,ml-,Qeorgis vent. vice. Smith, resigned. Dated as above. ,noun C.;,:nt vice Love, pro muted, Dated as above. • , Ks tisi,.. t y • - •,t 1",,, r 4,,qce,5. 7'o-he Captains--: Lieutenant Peter Dc Ch:yrms, vice ()tley, , reiiign4 riAlvd 4 4 1061 :1 17, 18e7:. lieutobot.H'enry Bell, vice I lullingsvortb, itc0...1,-.cal..l) a t e4 l, ani „;.tbuyg. Tv be Licutrilaiits -- i ii Agii Witham - 1).,e. ' I)ated at, above, P.iisign,l2hn %Val,' ( -ilcrqt. Dated as auve. .i'• l'e be e.ii ., igns:--Itobert, chalniefh, Cent. Vice ilattye, re-' signed. 04ted 'asiubove. ' Join De `C:ltzitins, tent. vice IN!, promoted. Lyateti qsitiboVe.• Arttlur Richaid Barker, (;ent. vice Callo..ii i Probtuted; I)atetl,as-alinve. • ' T o be siurgeon, 11, linitstt,it Thompson, Gent. vice I Tlioinplson, rebignoil. Dated as abcv, . _ • S/. Mari a , e 1 ..; avd y,hq'.l Pt(untrers. Lieutpant lam es:Mitchell to - be -C a pt a i n ,' vice Fearriiide, clevmsed. I)ated Nuv, 2, iltio7.--Fatolgir Edw. 6, Waltites.. lty to be Lietyletwitt, ;re Ilitcltejl. !).Itott as above. 'robs Kew, Gent. vicv ‘valnicsleYt PO . worcd. I)areti ss above, Alexadder Miller, Gept. vice Moore, re4igtled. D„ited as above. Sr. :y., 1 I Ensign David Spetice to I,v Lieut.:ft.:tit, vice ilay ley, rc-.4ned. Dated Nov. 3, troy. •Datt q/ Cumberland'? Sharp4l,6:tri. Captain Barber to be.Major-C'ointuandant. Oated Novem ber 3, - aritl.rb Ardflotis. Cirpoin 'William Cowper to be Lieutenant:Colonel Com mandant, vice Lewis, resigned,. Dated Nov. so, 04,7. Dake of 4louretter'.l POlimiters. • • Dewy Elliott, Gem, to be Ensign, vice Goulburn, resigned. , Dated Nov. 20, igo7, We hear from Falkirk, that reSpeetabie man and his wife, who lived near that place, went from home abuut three months ago, baying they would return next day. The same day they called and atop( at an acquaintance's house in the neighbour= hood, for a short 'space, alter whic h they were not: ;lOU heard of, nor could the t u. is t. dili gent e ttqu i. tics of ,heir friends. trace where they had goim, till witftin these few days, when they were Ibund in a I.B.rooti, within a few miles of their own house, both dead, and, shocking tO.rtilate, it gre a t pt „t t h e man's body eaten, as is snpposed, by dogs. They have left a family in a most disconsolate - situation, to lament their loss From the man having occasion,. ally shim!) symptoms of mental derangement, as well as. from, 'sonic marks t, tt , th e , vot „„,, , a n d a weapon found by her husband, it is .suposed I,e first strangled her, and nest stabbed himism. LAIII REPORT. tO'YRT OF KING's 13ENTC1-1, D. IS. uitriNcsas.roks LOU) iLLENzettoucli AND A Sl'iCiAL 3 UR I' . JAFFRAY V. ELEASON. This *as another ation upon a policyof insttr ance on the, ship Mentor, from and at Demerara .and .Surinam, •to London. This cause was tried ,yesterday the underwriter,. named Dubois., was the Defendant, .wheil' a verdict, as will, be found our report, was given in favour of the Plaintiff. A similar termination of the present a&ion was the result, capon the evidence of the case being laid ,before another Jury. • , • notit V. FRANCIII. This was an talon brought by the Plaintiff agatbst die Defutidant, as owner of the Swedish ship Forsoken; for wages-and otherexpences due to him, for services performed and done, as Captain of the said ship. It appeared thaf this ship was purchased by the Defendant in the:year 1803, at Boulogne, through' the medium of a Mr. De . La :Fontine, who was a friend of his ; but he, 11115 Defendant, did not think proper that she should be purchased in his own name, - although he had been heard to confess that she was his own vessel. The Plaintiff having formerly had some conneEtions with the Defendant, became acquainted with him; and on this occasion, he employed him 'to command the vessel. She sailed tram Boulogne to Dunkirk, from thence to London, where she was chartered to go to True r*. It. was on 'this voyage that the Plaintiff laid moneyfor the paytneut of seamen's wages, and other expences, which be claimed, along with his own service-money, from the Plaintiff. The question in this case was, whether the De fendant was really the Owner of the vessel or not ; there not being .autlicient proot that he was so, to maintain an action at law, the Plaintiff thought it necessary to exact an acknowledgment and conies . lion that he was the.ownet, from the Plaintiff hint itch: FM* this, purpose; he sent Mr.. Benjamin Sirtith, a ship-broker ) and a Mr. Wood; a Spa= nish interpreter (the Defendant being a Spaniard), to his house in Craven-street, in the Strand, fOr the purpose of ascertaining the ~faciethat he Was•the owner.,. They Called upon him, and, represented to him, that there was • some Money dne `to the owners of the ship Forsoken, and they were de sirous of knewing.the.real owner.' The Defendant . Ituniediawly declared, 'both in Spanish and. Loh, -that - he was the owner of the Vessel, and that ivhatever"money was due on that ship's account, he_ . bad a right `to claim; adding, at the •salne that he had never • yet received any...money on that ship's account. In; conseqUence of - this ledgment; he . Wii3 ilia - . very day arrested at the •suf of the'Plainte' • • • • 'Pedro - Latiridot stated,. that 'he Was employed to sell the'ship' Forsoken, Bilboa, in Spain, and the produce theideor he paid to Ilia 7a'ecount Of the. Plaintiff; Mr..l-hilin - ; into the-hands of Gotnez and.. Co. bankers, at Bilboa, these Gentlemen being:the' agent's of Mr. .Loict ELLENBOROUGH observed to the ATTORNE. GENEIIM., who conduaed the , -action, ILA .the. main-evidence in this case appeared in fin out: of the Defendant, and It would .be better for him to be nonsuited now, with' a'view to his making out a better .cat.e some—other time, for his. .client. this the Learned Attorney agreed, wiled the Plain tiff was—Nonsuited, Amongstthe new modes of swindling %Oita) have lately been resorted to, the 'fitlldwing should be guarded against by, the upper elaSSes of Several fellows of plausible-address, and genteel ap pearance; ban...lately applied to persons of fashion; recommending .themselves by professing an intimacy with certaiti.friends of those to whom they apply. They then pretend to -be Officers of our Army.ot Navy, who have beeti reduced to beggary by 800, NAPARTE'S persecution, having while detained-in France, Holland, 4c. •been induced to marry and purchase, estates ; Era from excessive exadions and ill treatment, were altittlately obliged to make.their escape ; by''tbose spuriotts 'tales they succeed: in raising considerable-sums from the inconsiderate be ' nevolcnce of those r r h oeri they address. The landlord of the Plough public-house, in Black Horse Allq ; Fleetstreet, having lately lost, - in an unaccottotahle : way;: troika closet in his bed-charn .ber, above forty pounds in' :bank - notes, the :place' was examined : when a hole in the wall was discovered, and on °pok , the skirting and ,flooring, a 1..1C:; neit. was found' . wg the bank. notes abOnt nibbk , tl • : Li) N iincrti by it ie. 11 RI) 11,11.1i1;,', of No. 4,'Martlett•co ; ;Ind pOildlCti by WILLIAM Alt MLA; SCKllil, nt !Sou, M ol tite -Or El ijvNo. t ej, stra ti d wb v .r e ihtvaiii,,cuirws, Orders tor thu Piper, 1 otters kr the f‘dilvr, (post-paid), SILT NEff'S. ;, '' - `~ • • HULL, JANUARY 2. Arrived—the Thorne and Hope, from London ; arl,l Tele= grapts, horn Lynn., BIRTIIS le On Saturday, the Right lion. Lady G „Stewart, tat a , Last week, the Lady of rhe Rev. loslii6 John Pike,; 11;thridge, anti sister of Lady %Vint:atoll, of twit Sons. , ~ POLICE. BoNirl , SallasT.-7-Yesterday John Morgan, a ' bourer, charged Mary Johnstone with bating rohkil hitn,:on Sunday, evening of his purse.. Vroni his examination it appeared, that the intormant was walking in Loirg'Acfre - , ,a little past eight o'clock. The Prisoner caught hold of his Intn in a fami!iar manner, and said, " I will she you the way.': That - fu Aess than five minutes thereafter the Prisoner thrust ber hand into his right 7 handl3reeches pocket, and pulled thereout ins purse, containing - one half guinea, a c!ven-shilling r pieCe; and thirteen-shillings in silver. That . the informant, grappling with T -the 'Prisoner, wrested.from her the purse, but not before, she . had succeeded in taking out of it, eleven shil lings, which she thrust into . her blew. That 'in 'consequence of this,. the •'lnformant gare her in charge to a COnstable,, who. concluded her to the watch-house, where, on her being searched, seven shillings fell 'from under her petticoats. The Pri % loner making no particular defer - we . ; but, merely de- Hying. the truth of the charge, was fully committed for trial. . , . Yesterday a reSpeCtable Merchaht in the City had his pocket picked of a censiderable sum in bank notes. Information of the . robbery was cOMmuni sated to Bow-street, accompanied by. some intelli gence, .that the suspeeled persons were to meet in the evening at the Cock and Hoop, in Holbern. [J that.house, therefore, Adkins, with several other Officers,' proceeded, and took sveti persons into custody, among Whom' they recognized three re puted thieves of the names of Town, Morgan, and Eades. Above 301. and a watch were found upon Town. Morgan, with other articles of value, was inposseSsion of a receipt for 4001. of 'East India , Stock. After examination at Bow-street, one of the party, who was unknown to the Officers, was • discharged, and the 'others were comtnitfed for I'6- emminalion, on WeJnesday. HArroN-GARDEN.---Yesterday ten 'of the juve nile gang of thieves, recently apprehended, were • again brought up for examination, and a consider able quantity' of their . spoil 1 . 6110 at the place where they were apprehended, . and tat 'different pawnbrokers, produced by Hancock, the Officer who found it, cimisting of every species of goods :that came within their plundering. reach, such as shoes, .handkerchiefs, spencers, stockings, candle sticks, a drayman's , whip, :a . considerable., number of seed-cakes and other pastry, some China oranges, a silver-mounted ink-glass, &c. Bce. The whole gang consisted of no less 'st number than 315, only thirteen of whom are yut apprehended ; three of those taken were found in bed with ati infaMous woman in St. Giles's. The little urchins presented a melancholy sample of the depraVed Morals of the neighbourhood from Whence they were taken. - The oldest' of the crew was not more than twelve years, and the youngest scarcely seven ; the germs of fu ' ture housebreakers and robbers, arrived before their titne,to a itate . of manhood in villainy. The- approver, who ,in this caselaVe testimony against his accomplices, was 11 boy under eleven, remarkably small of his age. He was, however, 'clear, keen, and intelligent in his statemnent. > He stated, that on the 30th.of .December last, be and two of the Prisoners set out for the purpose of pichin).,,' (stealing) what they coalget. They first directed their course towards Cold bath Fields, mid on their way stele a pair of new shoes from a shnp in Cold Bath 7 strect„ind a cotton handkerchief front another. They attempted to steal a piece of cotton fretn,a shop window near Holborn, but were de teded and prevented. They then went towards the Strand, and seeing a pane of glass. broken in the window of.a haberdasher's shop, they pulled a Lady's spencer through the hole in the glass. (fin another thy they stole a waggoner's whip from the door - of a public-house in Great,. Queen-street, and four cheeps' heads from the, window of a cook's shop in Pancras Road. The business of the gang chiefly consisted in cutting panes of,glass iu shop-windo%vs, and taking every thing within their reach. No person appeared to identify any of the.arti cles found upon the little wretches, although their system of depredation has been going on for above six months. They vero remandtxt .in cutody, in order for the Magistrates to' take means of having theta sent to sea under the auspices of the Trinity Mouse. itobert Moon, in the employ of a Mr, Twycross, jeweller, was charged with having, disposed of jewellery, the property of hislnaster, and likewise making false entries in the books. Mr..Twy,eross calculated his loss to,atnount to 1501. lie wished' the Prisoner to be sent on board the Tender; but the ;Magistrate thought ` proper to commit him. for, fur ther examination. Qu4K',ll-49.coar..—Yesterday- Thomas 'Winter, s‘vant to Captain Hunt, Queen's row, charged .4,501 i Oalley, a drummer,. hnely discharged fresco Colonel Robinson's Corps, for miscondua. with embezzling, or other Arise disposing of, several: articles which .the Complainant had entrusted the Prisoner with.,for the. purpose of getting them washed for him.. ,The articles .consisted of two.shirts, four pair of stockings,. ; one waistcoat, and three pocket haudkerchietS, and were delivered to the Prisoner in the Barr p al Nails public house, on Friday. se' n ni g ht. The defence set upby the . Prisoner was,.that having laid down the bundle in his way to the' washer-wo man, had the misfortune of losing it. He was remanded foi further examination. SlLice WEAVERS. MANstoN-Housu.—Yesterday, pursuant to ad- , journment,. came, on , to be argued before the Loan - MAYOR an information, brought. against Mr. Jchn Beekly,. silk manulat9urer,.. in Coleman -street,' for paying Walter Haland, one, of his workmen, less• wages than what is settled. by an:Ad of Parliament; and the prices regulated by the quarter Sessionsof the ..2'2cl of May, 1605. :The Defendant, a few days since, begged the WU) MAyott, and the Alderman who assisted him, to 'put ,off 'the helring of the question till he could have the benefit of Counsel. Mr% .Xxspp appeared as Counsel for the in f mina tion„ and called sevtirawitneises to prove .the: al- ledged fal,the first , . of whom wsts . , Mr.. ThOIMIS Richards, Deputy Clerk of the Peactvat Clerkenwell, who produced the original hooks, with the tegula. liens and prices of silk-weavers' work, as-settled ht them at ,ditli. , reut Sessions the year • Opb, and an Extratt ,f root the el. Parliament, which. \ 'l.. - tilercd, it a penalty of 50 . 1. 'for any 'raster in the Illantlfadure to pay their workmen more o:le# than the prices replated, at.d book of which was aftcrWards printed by the desire of both masters and jou-rneymen. . _ sevc-al old jonrneymen weavers proved, that the, silk wantioned in the intbrmatiori.Was'docape, and, according to the regiihned price, should - be which ; had been paid with is. 2d. and thi - -y swore that they - had received is. 4d. for doing the same work.: Mr. GI,ADT: as Connsel for the Defendant, cross-, eXamineu . the WitnesseS, • and adduced many - able arguments against the infortnation; which, he said, was brought by a Club or Society of journeymen Weavers, who contributed, at different films, to raise a fund, and formed a .Cdnunittee, which it Was intended to prosecute for -a conspracy.' He called a number of Masters and Manufaaturers,, who, upon examining the silk in question, said'it was not ducape - with double shoot ; as described in the in formation, but corded tabby.; -and, after much argu tnent upon the different•terms used', and an old book being produced, from which the regulation of some silk work was still, paid, the LORD MAYOR ' , and Alderman.Btacn i who assisted, were of opi :Ilion, that, the information had not been duly laid, and dismisEgdir. • - The court, was very full, both of masters and journe . ytaen, and the arguments continued till past , five tne,evenitig, Wortsmtv=sTßaer.:--Yesterciay John Holden, a "carpenter,' and John Ives, 'a sawyer, were Com mitted for re-examination; 'charged with, stealing a quantity of deal plank from the timber-yard of Mr. Weston, in Bethnal-green Road. mentor lED. .• On Satuplay last, at RiChmond, Captain - James - Slurp, Of the Bengal Establishment, to Mt•s Clatissa . youngest daughter of the late Sirlarnes Darell, Bart. • On .Tuesday last, at Bath, - Mr. Kingsbury, Stationer to the Company, and son of the Rev. Mr. Kings• bury, of Southampton, - - to Miss Ann Mandell, youngest daughter of tke late Mr. W. Mandell, of tliA City. 11,1. • , , On the 24th ult. at Theakstone, near Male. aged 71. Icahn Williams. Esq. ,' E p Early rl 3 i ' e t o y n a and Frida y resig nlti o nm orning .' . . list, Mr. William , Lovell, of Fleet stree t , after a long and painful 'illness, which he bora with Ca()ronlitille Hamond, youngest daughter of the lute Chalks 113 ' mond, 201 ult. at' Islington.. in the tilt h year 0 her age, . Esq. of Milk -street, London. • . ' - On Friday last, "in West -street, , of his age. C.:aptain-Lieutenatit an Hackney, in the 4oth year d Quarter.Nlaster lames Scott,.of the ist Regiment of Royal Tower Ittinlec s Militia. On Sunday last, at IslingtOtt. Mrs. Goodwin, the wife of George Goodwin, lisq. of the Inner Temple. The same morning, at his house in 1,.., ,, ..r Brook-street , General Leland,. lste Member for•Sta:ll,l, ~not Colonel Of the 64th Regiment of Foot.. . On the ad inst. st her soh'' house in the King's Pri'll Chelsea, Mrs. lane Draper. ... ' • • . Oa the 3d inst. at his house at Southall, Robert Donald. Esq..• Yesterday afternoon, M at 'his honie in King-sireet, W.:, Minster, in the 74th year of his age, Mr. George .Fl. r.toirtter , Locksmith to His Majesty. Lattly. at Johnstown, in the County of - Kildare., Stokely Simon, !Esq. . . . ' ' PRICE 0, YEStt Bank Stock, Navy ; per Cent. Shut ; per Cent. 1797, Irish per Cent. 4 per Cent. Soil 3 per Cent. Red. 63 Bper Ct. Con. Shut ank L. A'nn. i 7 Ditto Short Ann. STOCKS ADAY. India Siocki.. • • India Bonds, , „- South Sea Stocici ~' I..Exchtqucr Bills, is. diS.' , prvin. Onininin,. limperial 3. per Ccnt: On Ditto Ann. ' •••.' ' ' '; Con. tor. LI lining, 64 iII ' . HIGH WATER AT - I.ONDON BRIDGE To.mo ROw. Morning, 41 min. after 7. ' , I AfrernoOn t to min. atter ~ LONDON MARKETS, &c RETURN OF WHEAT MARK-LANE, By Messr s . CHILI) and MALI , s, Weighers,,; Including only from the atm . ot De.:. to the 26th of Dig • . „, . agreeably to the Ad. • . .1 ;5 Quarters at Ba S od .17. Quarters at, riii cA ,', - 9 1 ........--- at gos od .30 —!....;......._,. at 71s 0 4 --,- 1;7 - at 795 6d 460 ------ at 70, oil 3zo ........_... at yv t od .57 ----- at .69; di r: 108 ----- at 7bs 6d tat t 93 ----- at 78s od 4O tso --- at 77s od 160 376 ----- at 76s od 30 ---------0- ar 6.4 s od 0 45 -- -- at 7ss od to --- . - -7— , . at 63p od ';, 13 '7-- at 74S 6d I 34 1 303 7.-- at 7.0 od I 51 to ------ at 73s od • I 1,. 39 And sc; - Qnarters at jai. per quartet. TOW $249 Qltaiters.—Averagc 69i. toil. 3). aid. tower than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front Dec. 19, to Dec. •z, from the Cocket-Ofilcco Sacks. s. d. Sacks. a. U. Sacks. a... 1y ---- 65 0 6003 --....... 60 0 4 :66 --- , 50 . , 4 -- 6 4 0 i4 2 59 - c. Si 55..7: z 9 .0 63 0 9 12 ---- 0 0 , 10 - 53 : 107 ---- 02 01 20 ---- 57,6 S - Str 79 ---- 61 0 I 9 a • 57 o 1 'Total-11,645 Sacks. --Average 6os. - • . is. 50. per Sack higher than 1; -, ;id. per Sack. Is[ lvicek. . %V ESTLIt.N COUN'fItY NItI.ItKETS Wheat.. • Batley. (Litz.. 0 Newbury , I 63s to 83. s 3 5 s oil to 39i Gd 2.7 s Od I , +, SAlisirary 6os for 7os 34'S od to 37-t od 29, Oasingstolte • I 6zt to 763 - 36s o d t o 30 od aSs od to %Vila:ll4Am' I 7#04 to .7zs 36s od ro ..3r“ oa•I° Devizes 000 74$ 34s od to Ott ( -9. i9s,to 7ts 34, od CO aos od f 19i ad PRICE OF - 110 PS. ' as• • PO01(117'11, Kent, 5L os. to 61. os. Kent, 51. oi. :4, 71. OS. su-x, 41. t6*..to gi. cos. su,leA, 51. 0/, to 61. es. 149 E:;w\, 16s, t 0.51 . 161.. t SI. 03. to 101. NE I, 4II,ATE AND.. J.F. , AI)ENHALL MARKETS: ' . Carcase. reef 2s. Sd. to 4i. 4d. Veal 4s. ca. Muttofl •3i,.• ca. to . 0 . 6ti. I I 45. o(i. to - , • • _ . P,RICE OF LEATHER per lb.') AT LEArFNIIAI.h,,' Butts, 50' to 561 b. giich ' -•- • - to Co , CA:li 241.. to Aleretiants' •.. ;1.1(4 40 2 ' 1 ,, bresiwg flicks, . • 1 6,4. t o i••,,tl • FltteCoacti Hines, • - - - ' - :170. to 2 ' Crop tospib- for cutting 3o to - .- It, 194 30 to 44.111. 1.6 d.. to 3,6d.,4).et Ditto, 5...) to 701 b. 344: to 39d.•per 114- • 7 - 4 : Ditto, 7) to Italb. 30. to - 354.` per Sault Seals 0.; recalkntly.od. to 40d. per 1t).., ,••. •••••.‘"-,. - • ..toots. to 16as. per Uozeo. Coat.Sltios, .255, to 63'5.. Tanned Gorse Hides, , as. to'2.lls. cach. RAW HIDES - . ', ...«: . 13 P0Hejrvrsancl SiCers (p. sc. ) 0 ikinacy, : t s. toil. tot". '-- 1 • 2S 10.t..t0 3s, 2' :Market Cali, c.;s4o.eif• M iadli 4, 2 S, 4(1. to zs. M. Eng.frors'c r.41.t05 ~. ,a.. ~ i ' . Sheep Skins ' -:. ' . 1s 6d 1 0, 4s 3 ,1 '7 , PRICE OF TALLOW. St James's . .i ... Market 4a. 4d. TpritiTallow—s.od- 4 . l-f l k l 1 (.;tartMarket 4s. 4d. Yellow ltu- , ti'ita 7:.,. 735 - '',.',. Whitechapel Market 45.. 3d, , White do. 695. ed. os.' ~, , ..1. per smite of gib. -- , Soap do. 6 95. ps. od.„ Ai 45-i, 123. ii.t. 1 Melt ,, it"; stuff 0,. s) o, g r u . . Averagevrice- 41. 30. ' Ditto iottgli --:s. 331. 0at4.,,,,. - • , • Giaves 12S. od. ' ' I • , • (pod Dregs t;s. ed,, -... s Yellow Soap, 116s.—,Mottled, e, ottled, ,—(....urd,-,--S• ii i i Pricq of Candles per dozen,' 12. od. --N101.141c, Os , 041,,f , - 'St. (ARIES' a HAY MARKET x JA.N. 2. Hay, 41. tos. to 51. Its. od.---Aver. ji. 4c. oil. . . Strilw, tl. 163. DAL to IL 195. ca.—Ala:l', 11. 17, GI ' *! WkIITECHAVEL HAY MARKET, }IV, 4 1 . 4s- od. to I. t2s. od.--Aver. 41. as. od- .Clover, I. to*. od. to 61. Cis. od.--Aver• 6. 1 .,4‘. 3 1 11 , 4 ' Stsaw, al : t os . 041. to 81. 18 4 : c d.—A ver . ii. 14 5 . ""' ' New Hay -01. os. per Load: '' . ' ' ' ' ..0., ri 511 ,r. .7 , 1 96 pa , .' cos od iv* • 'od i i„ . • ''. sob. ----6. • • . i ..•,,,i ---'• I . • ::-.0. ~L. COAL.MAItKGT. Shipp at. MArket. • Said.' Dee. 30. 2.2 Nevicastft- 8 at I.W. 1. 19 NeWtaSlia ig al - I 41 , • ' .1 Ciiniers t a iitort.itrect, Grosvenor-square; mutt be addres‘ed. 1